Tucker customer Carlson and Michael Avenatti offer dueling accounts for a Country Club fight

"On October 13, I had dinner with two of my kids and family friends at Farmington Country Club," Carlson wrote. "Towards the end of the meal, my 19-year-old daughter went to the bathroom with a friend. On the way home, a middle-aged man stopped my daughter and asked her if she was sitting with Tucker Carlson.

When his daughter said yes and Carlson was his father, things went bad: "The man replied," Are you fucking Tucker? He then called her "fucking pussy. "

After his daughter "came back to the table in tears" and left the building soon after, Carlson added that his son had decided to confront the man who had insulted her. After the man confirmed that he had called her a whore and had become "profane," Carlson said, his son threw a glass of red wine at the man's face and asked him to leave.

Carlson then reported the incident to the club management – and, he said, the man's membership was revoked after three weeks of investigation.

"I love my kids," Carlson concluded. "It took a huge self-control not to hit the man with a chair, that's what I wanted to do … But I restrained myself. I did not assault this man any more than my son. It's a lie. I did not know either that the man was gay or latino, not that it would have been of importance. What happened on October 13th has nothing to do with identity politics. It was a flagrant violation of decency. I have never seen anything like it in my life. "

Avenatti and Granados fought back on Sunday. In one declaration Granados denied the vast majority of Carlson's claims and described the TV host's explanation as "fictional fabrication".

Avenatti acknowledged that his client had told Carlson's daughter: "I can not believe you're having dinner with him," categorically denied Granados using any type of bond.

"I have NEVER called any member of his family of names," wrote Granados, adding, "I have certainly never apologized for the use of these words, nor have I confessed to them. to have pronounced because I never uttered them. Many witnesses support this fact. Tucker created this story from scratch, it never happened.

Granados also dismissed the accusation that he sparked the altercation. "The son of Tucker and Tucker, as well as the unidentified" friend ", were the assailants last night, as the video shows," he wrote. "I have never threatened any of them. When we look at the video, we clearly see who is aggressive. I sit calmly.

"Tucker threatened me with physical violence and told me to" Go back to where you came from "before another godfather started filming the incident," he added. Granados. "On the video, we see Tucker shouting various insults and threatening me. One sees a friend of Tucker grabbing me, pulling me out of my chair and threatening me with physical abuse, while another client says that there is no need for physical abuse. "

Finally, Granados claimed that Carlson's daughter, aged 19, drank while being a minor. "She came to the bar several times for a drink and Tucker was fully aware that her daughter was drinking," he said.

At the end of his statement, Granados threatened to sue Carlson, his son and unidentified friend for assault and assault.

"I am confident, after a full and complete investigation, that the truth will be known," concluded Granados, "and Tucker's version of events will prove to be a complete fabrication."

This is not the first time that Carlson and Avenatti have quarreled. Tensions first rose between the two when Avenatti appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight – and Carlson's chyron called Avenatti a "scary porn lawyer," moments after Carlson claimed he would try to take it "seriously".